It starts with a signed agreement not to go to court.
Collaborative practice, also known as collaborative divorce or collaborative law is a highly effective approach for separating couples to reach agreement in the healthiest possible way.
Collaborative lawyers, family professionals and financial professionals help couples get the legal, financial, emotional and parenting support to make sound decisions and move on with your life.
Collaborative Practice can also help families plan for your future, by working respectfully and sensitively with your partner to reach cohabitation or prenuptial agreements.
You will have immediate access to our library of recorded and future professional development on topics of interest to interdisciplinary Collaborative Professionals.
You will link with other Collaborative Professionals across Canada gaining sources for recommendations and information sharing.
As a Global Partner of the IACP, Collaborative Professionals of Canada will share with you the benefits of access to international information and resources.
As an Interdisciplinary Professional committed to excellence in Collaborative Practice.
To contribute to a national voice to advocate for Collaborative Practice.
We facilitate the sharing of resources with our members to promote best practice between Collaborative Professionals.
There are Collaborative Practice Groups all across Canada. We want to connect Collaborative Practice Groups from coast to coast to coast.
